Ron Paul-supporting Auburn (Maine) GOP chair unseated without explanation

[FSP-Rebel]

From Pete on Facebook:

Makes sense then.

 

[sailingaway]

Less than 2000 people voted for Ron Paul in Maine. 10K sigs is unrealistic for this....

P.s.

Keep us updated guys.

A ton of Dems might sign it

 

[sailingaway]

Write-in is uesless unless somebody gets work on getting Ron Paul in as a registered write-in with the State.

Not if you consider 'none of the above' a more accurate reflection of your vote than a vote for a different candidate than the one you want.

 

[Origanalist]

From Pete on Facebook:

Excellent!

 

[ChrisDixon]

Not if you consider 'none of the above' a more accurate reflection of your vote than a vote for a different candidate than the one you want.

At this point, it'd be more effective to vote Johnson/Gray, even if you don't like either. Not for the ticket, but to get LPME at the 5% threshold to become an official party. Libertarians and true conservatives need an effective third party, just like the liberals have an effective third party in the Green Party here.

 

[sailingaway]

At this point, it'd be more effective to vote Johnson/Gray, even if you don't like either. Not for the ticket, but to get LPME at the 5% threshold to become an official party. Libertarians and true conservatives need an effective third party, just like the liberals have an effective third party in the Green Party here.

You are entitled to your opinion for your own vote but I'm going to write in Ron Paul.

 

[ChrisDixon]

You are entitled to your opinion for your own vote but I'm going to write in Ron Paul.

Oh, by no means am I telling anyone how to vote. Their vote is their voice, not mine. Just expressing my own personal view point.